dinner reservations for one needed?
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dinner reservations for one needed?
I would like to go to some nice restaurants while in NY alone. Do I need to make reservations for one? I plan on eating at the unfashionable early hours, I guess 5:30 or so, so I was hoping I could just show up at these places. Nobu comes to mind as one I am shooting for.
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At "nice" places where you'll need a table, then yes, I would call for a reservation. At Nobu, you can eat at the sushi bar - which they do not take reservations for - it's first come/first served... being at 5:30, you should have no trouble getting a spot at the bar there, or waiting a short time for one.
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Gramercy Tavern is another great restaurant with a more casual dining area in the front by the bar (more formal in the back). Always a lively bar scene at happy hour, but never too crowded to get a table or bar stool. Eating at the bar there is fun because the people around you are usually friendly. The atmosphere I suppose. Two other terrific bars for eating at are Bread Bar at Tabla and Rue 57. Have fun Angie!
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For simple but extremely fresh seafood, try Pearl Oyster Bar (18 Cornelia St. between Bleecker & West 4th) or Mary's Fish Camp (64 Charles St. at West 4th). Both places are so tiny you wouldn't want to go with more than 2 people. Pearl opens at 6; I believe Mary's opens at 5. Get there right at opening and you'll have no trouble getting a seat at the counter.
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